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Match real coins to the values shown on the worksheet. Place real pennies, nickels, and dimes on mat, in the correct positions.

Cut out the sun and the house scene. Attach the sun with a brass paper fastener. Move the sun from the east to the west as it rises and sets.
For best results, print on thick card stock.

Write the name of each coin. (There's a word bank at the top to help with spelling.) Also write the value of each coin.

Write the name of each coin. Use the word bank to help. Then write the value of each coin.

Place real coins over the values on the piggy bank. (example: Place a quarter over 25¢.)

Use knowledge of coin identification and values to answer the questions on these 24 task cards. Use for classroom learning centers, peer review, class scavenger hunts, document cameras, or exit slips.

Identify the coins and answer the questions on these task cards. 24 cards in all. Use for exit slips, classroom scavenger hunts, review games, and more.

Cut out the money cards. Match coin pictures with names and values (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters). Then place real coins next to each set.

Cut out the cards. Match coin pictures with names and values. Place real coins by each set.

Students look carefully at the picture. They count and tell how many pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters they see.

On these worksheets, your students can review: decimal place value, triangle classification, multi-digit multiplication and division, reading pie graphs, and solving word problems.

For the fifteenth week, pupils will demonstrate the following mathematical concepts: finding least common multiple (LCM) of two numbers, writing decimal numbers in standard form, multiplying 4-digit by 2-digit numbers, dividing numbers with double-digit divisors, and calculating the volume of a rectangular prism.

On this set of Math Buzz worksheets, your students will review: finding the perimeter of an irregular polygon, division with remainders, writing mixed numbers as decimals, multiplying fractions by whole numbers, and using area models to solve problems related to the distributive property of multiplication.

Find the perimeter of an irregular polygon, write fractions as decimals, classify triangles (scalene, equilateral, isosceles), compare decimals, and review division with remainders.

In the twelfth set, your students will: differentiate between regular and irregular polygons, compare fractions, find area and perimeter of a shape, multiply fractions by whole numbers, and solve word problems.

On these fifth grade math worksheets, students will: answer questions related to a line plot, multiply three-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers, convert linear metric units (mm, cm, m) and multiply fractions by whole numbers.

In the tenth week of Math Buzz, students will use order of operations to evaluate expressions, calculate .1 and 10x a given number, find the volume of a cube, and subtract mixed numbers with unlike denominators.

On these M.B. worksheets, students will differentiate between prime and composite numbers, calculate measurements of adjacent angles, convert standard measurements, and subtract fractions with unlike denominators.

Look carefully through the letter grid to find the following words and phrases: Tacoma, Spokane, Snake River, Puget Sound, Mount Ranier, Hoh Rain Forest, and Columbia River.

Students will search through the jumbled letters to find words such as: Roanoke, Potomac River, Norfolk, Luray Caverns, Chincoteague, and Appalachian Trail.

Solve this word search to find the words horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. All of the words in this puzzle are Tennessee-themed, including: Smoky Mountains, Nashville, Mockingbird, Knoxville, and Gatlinburg.

Find sixteen words in this word-hunt puzzle. Search for words like: serpent mound, scarlet carnation, Ohio River, Lake Erie, Cleveland, Cedar Point, and buckeye state.

Find words such as: Nantucket, Plymouth, Mount Greylock, Harvard University, Cape Cod, and bay state in this Massachusetts-themed word search puzzle.

In this puzzle, students hunt for words such as: Savannah, peach state, Lookout Mountain, Live Oak, Cherokee Rose, and Brown Thrasher.

Students will have fun searching for the hidden words on this Connecticut-themed word search puzzle. Find words such as: white oak, Stamford, New Haven, Mount Frissel, Long Island Sound, and constitution state.

This North Carolina word search puzzle features words such as: Raleigh, Pamlico Sound, Longleaf Pine, Grandfather Mountain, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Cape Hatteras.

Your students will have fun finding Nevada-themed words in this word search puzzle, such as: sagebrush, Red Rock Canyon, Desert Tortoise, Carson City, and black fire opal. Words can be found horizontally, vertically, and diagonally.

This Maryland word search puzzle features words such as: Potomac River, Ocean City, Blue Ridge Mountains, Baltimore Oriole, and Annapolis.

Your students will have fun finding Michigan-themed words in this word search puzzle. Some of the words included are: upper peninsula, Mackinac Bridge, Grand Rapids, mitten state, and Apple Blossom.

By coloring in this big outline of number "20", students will have boosted their recognition of numbers and had fun while doing it.

Our printable number worksheets are fun and good for increasing number recognition in your students. This one has a large outline of number "19" for students to color in.

Your students will have fun coloring in this giant outline of the number "18" while learning to recognize basic numbers.

Our printable number worksheets are great for increasing number recognition in your students. This worksheet has a big outline of the number "17" for students to color in.

Get out your markers and crayons for this coloring activity. Color in the big outline of the number "16" and boost your number recognition at the same time.

Try our printable number recognition worksheets like this one that features a large outline of the number "15" for students to color in.

Print out this number worksheet featuring a giant outline of the number "14" for your students to color in to boost their number recognition.

This printable worksheet has a big outline of the number "13" to be colored in.

Enhance number recognition in your students with this fun coloring activity featuring a large outline of the number "12".

Have your coloring supplies ready for this worksheet to color in the outline of the number "11".

Finally hitting the double digits, students will start recognizing numbers more with help from worksheets like this where they can color in the outline of the number "10".

Coloring supplies will be needed for this printable number worksheet that features a large outline of a number "9".

By coloring in this outline of number "8" students will gain a sense of number recognition.

Students will have fun coloring in this large outline of number "7" when learning about numbers.

Color in this outline of number "6" with markers or crayons and boost number recognition at the same time.

Try our printable number recognition worksheets like this one that has a large outline of number "5" to be colored in.

Students will need their crayons and markers for this number recognition worksheet featuring the number "4".

Teach your students number recognition as they color in this large outline of number "3".

Students will need their coloring supplies to color in this large outline of a number "2" on this printable worksheet.

This printable number worksheet has a giant outline of a number "1" for students to color in.

If you are looking for letter recognition activities, try printing out our alphabet outline worksheets for your students to color in.